00:00.10 | harleypig | feh ... stoopid up arrow. |
00:00.42 | harleypig | Sargun: that link is b0rked |
00:01.58 | Sargun | harleypig, it's internal only |
00:02.04 | Sargun | if you want porn |
00:02.09 | Sargun | www.porn.com |
00:02.12 | Sargun | I think. |
00:02.33 | harleypig | Sargun: or www.youporn.com or www.porntube.com or www.insertfavoritefetishhere.com |
00:02.35 | harleypig | yeah, I know. |
00:03.06 | Sargun | you know what? |
00:03.08 | JoshH | whoa, give us a nsfw warning! |
00:03.11 | JoshH | :P |
00:03.19 | Sargun | Where is brac? |
00:03.41 | harleypig | *blink* You mean www.youPORN.com or www.PORNtube.com didn't jump out at you? |
00:03.46 | Sargun | http://youporn.com/ |
00:03.50 | Sargun | stupid bot: http://www.youporn.com/ |
00:04.08 | Sargun | harleypig, Rotten.com's cage is right next to ours |
00:04.16 | Sargun | I'm somewhat proud of that. |
00:04.17 | Sargun | :-) |
00:04.19 | harleypig | nice. |
00:04.28 | Sargun | I have pictures of their hardware |
00:04.35 | Sargun | let me upload it. |
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00:05.20 | harleypig | uh huh ... if it's related to rotten, I'll have to wait till I'm not at work. |
00:05.35 | Sargun | harleypig, it's SFW. |
00:05.40 | Sargun | Just pictures of hardware. |
00:05.56 | Sargun | I'm going to go there in a few days and take a picture of me + hardware |
00:06.02 | harleypig | <beavis>huh huh huh he said *hard*ware</beavis> |
00:07.56 | harleypig | argh ... the stoopid db copy catches me every time. Reload testing page and no data shows up. |
00:08.03 | harleypig | Cue me panicking until I remember. |
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00:15.50 | maquis | aaargh |
00:16.10 | Sargun | Argh me matey! |
00:16.30 | Sargun | http://sargun.smugmug.com/gallery/5596237_E8Y32#438628847_nURSS-A-LB |
00:16.38 | Sargun | http://sargun.smugmug.com/gallery/5596237_E8Y32#438628931_crPBN-A-LB |
00:17.30 | Sargun | It is SFW. |
00:18.56 | JoshH | asks for password |
00:19.43 | Sargun | JoshH, uhmiambored |
00:19.49 | Sargun | = password |
00:20.48 | JoshH | what dc is that? |
00:21.04 | Sargun | which one, the rotten.com, or the one prior to that? |
00:21.19 | JoshH | the one with a rotten cage and yours next to it |
00:21.25 | JoshH | which i assume those pics are |
00:21.47 | Sargun | that is HE.net @ 55 South Market, St. In San Jose, CA |
00:22.00 | Sargun | the other datacenter is Equinix SV4. |
00:22.07 | JoshH | ah, cool |
00:22.22 | Sargun | 255 Caspian Dr. Santa Clara, CA |
00:23.51 | JoshH | how does it work in that building, with he.net and crg west |
00:24.45 | Sargun | What do you mean? It's fairly transparent. |
00:25.12 | Sargun | We deal directly with HE.net |
00:25.28 | JoshH | i thought crg west did all the colo stuff and managed the MMR |
00:25.40 | JoshH | but i also knew he.net had some kind of colo there |
00:26.18 | Sargun | Most of 55 south market is owned by ISPs/resellers. |
00:27.22 | Sargun | the MMR is managed by CRG west, we can get connectivity to the MMR from HE.net, but it's pointless for us. |
00:27.33 | JoshH | i thought crg west owned the whole building |
00:27.37 | Sargun | They do. |
00:27.51 | Sargun | HE.net just leases a few floors. |
00:27.55 | JoshH | ah, i see |
00:28.15 | Sargun | We're not using that as our primary DC, just for monitoring |
00:28.18 | harleypig | Can anyone help me with a css (html?) problem? |
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01:39.01 | harleypig | http://sfweekly.com/slideshow/view/205503/21 |
01:41.09 | harleypig | http://flickr.com/photos/ari/3108581618/in/photostream/ |
01:41.14 | harleypig | I want that for xmas. |
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02:40.38 | levi | Darn, I missed the chance to chime in about Thinkpads. |
02:40.56 | levi | My verdict: butt-ugly, but nicely usable. |
02:41.09 | levi | (I am on a Thinkpad right now) |
02:43.06 | Tene | harleypig: what's the problem? |
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03:09.17 | Sargun_Screen | levi: Do you have a Lenovo? |
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03:59.46 | levi | Sargun_Screen: No, it's an IBM. |
04:02.42 | Sargun_Screen | Yay, nearly half-done with my Final. |
04:02.52 | Sargun_Screen | levi: ever since Lenovo took over, quality has gone down |
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04:09.54 | levi | I'm all done with my finals. :) |
04:11.50 | elg | hip hip |
04:13.11 | fugue88 | hooray |
04:13.21 | Sargun_Screen | levi: I hate you. |
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05:26.10 | levi | My mythtv is acting up. |
05:26.19 | Sargun | your mythtv is acting up |
05:26.45 | levi | Yes. |
06:07.16 | fozzmoo | levi: Actually, Heroes really did suck that bad. |
06:07.25 | fozzmoo | levi: There's nothing wrong with your mythtv |
06:40.57 | Tene | It's not just me? |
06:45.47 | Sargun | fozzmoo, you watch Chuck, Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles, 30 Rock, or Fringe? |
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15:56.14 | tensai | ~rlart |
15:56.15 | ibot | chops brac in half with a free Solaris 7 CD |
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16:38.38 | levi | fozzmoo: I don't watch Heroes. It was acting up while playing back The Sarah Connor Chronicles. |
16:38.57 | fozzmoo | levi: Well that doesn't explain your problem then. |
16:39.41 | fozzmoo | I watched Heroes last night on my DVR and was wishing I could blame the episode's suckiness on the DVR. |
16:40.35 | jshipley | fozzmoo: you should just use relativity and run back in time and not watch it |
16:40.37 | jshipley | shudders |
16:40.57 | fozzmoo | jshipley: ditto. |
16:41.02 | tristanbob | can't you watch all of those shows on Hulu? |
16:41.10 | tristanbob | anytime you like? |
16:41.10 | jshipley | tristanbob: probably |
16:41.14 | tristanbob | no DVR necessary |
16:41.21 | tristanbob | the FUTURE of media |
16:41.36 | levi | tristanbob: Yes, but I like the 1080i broadcast versions better. |
16:42.23 | jshipley | I tried searching online for complaints about Heroes treatment of relativity, but I couldn't find anything |
16:42.50 | jshipley | The only complaints I found were about how out of character the fight between Nathan and Peter was |
16:43.24 | pashdown | i stopped after season 1 |
16:44.00 | jshipley | :) I guess I just didn't wait long enough before searching... I'm seeing some good results now |
16:44.25 | levi | Chuck is where it's at, anyway. |
16:44.39 | jshipley | lol -- "Just remember that this is a tv series and that noone who watches it is expected to understand relativity" |
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16:48.22 | goozbach | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY9Yf26J4ZM squirells! |
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16:56.13 | tristanbob | pashdown, I made 2 seasons, no longer following it |
16:56.37 | goozbach | don't ruin it, I'm starting season2 tonight |
16:57.42 | tristanbob | goozbach, apparently 1991 was very close to the 80s |
16:59.40 | goozbach | tristanbob: 1991 in english years == 1986 in american years |
16:59.42 | goozbach | :) |
17:01.03 | tristanbob | apparently there is a shortage of acorns this year? |
17:01.15 | jsmith-teaching | goozbach: Does that mean there are 2000 metric pounds in a metric ton? |
17:09.09 | mrpull | tristanbob: that missing acorns story is a good one |
17:09.19 | mrpull | I like when people can't explain things |
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17:18.43 | bonez45 | how would I download....all articles, all links, on a site.. 2 levels deep? |
17:19.12 | bonez45 | it's a site that has numerous articles, and I want to gather them all to keep a copy before they remove them |
17:19.16 | bonez45 | is this possible? |
17:20.04 | goozbach | bonez45: wget -r |
17:20.27 | fozzmoo | -l 2 |
17:20.32 | bonez45 | just at a prompt? nothing else? or wget -r site name? |
17:20.54 | fozzmoo | Spend a couple minutes reading the wget man page. :) |
17:21.14 | bonez45 | ok |
17:21.26 | RyanE | fozzmoo: congrats, that's the nicest I've ever heard someone say 'RTFM'. |
17:21.38 | fozzmoo | But, yeah, the man page offers this example: wget -r -l 2 -p http://<site>/1.html |
17:21.54 | fozzmoo | RyanE: heh. |
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17:24.35 | tensai | whoah. level 3 is assigned 4/8 and 8/8. |
17:24.59 | bonez45 | fozz thanks.. I'll spend some time with the manpage |
17:28.38 | bonez45 | fozzmoo: that -l there is an Ell, right and not a pipe? in 'wger -r -l2 -p ...' |
17:28.52 | fozzmoo | Yep. |
17:29.01 | fozzmoo | For levels in depth. |
17:29.12 | bonez45 | levels, ok.. |
17:32.26 | bonez45 | to carry the issue further.. once wget finishes. then I should be able to just point my browser to the download point and |
17:34.10 | levi | Ha ha, Vorlath is still on his Halting Problem Doubter kick. |
17:35.16 | bonez45 | fozzmoo: ok, got another question.. the machine where i ran wget.. to save those pages.. is not the machine I am now, here... it's on my LAN. it's running etch... and I am running xp pro on this machine. is there a way I can network that download directory, so that I can now view those files here from this win xp pro box? |
17:35.45 | fozzmoo | You might be able to serve them up via Apache. :) |
17:35.56 | fozzmoo | I've heard Apache does a good job with HTML documents. :) |
17:36.19 | bonez45 | ok , I run apache on this machine er.. that machine too |
17:38.13 | fugue88 | bonez45, scp? |
17:38.27 | bonez45 | ok... |
17:38.40 | fugue88 | The putty utils for Windows include an implementation if you don't have any other around. |
17:38.56 | fugue88 | scp is part of the ssh family of tools. |
17:39.37 | fugue88 | Actually I guess you'd be using sftp with the putty stuff. |
17:41.10 | levi | pscp comes with putty. |
17:41.12 | tensai | there's an scp with putty. I think it's called pscp.exe. |
17:41.45 | fugue88 | Oh, nice. |
17:42.24 | JoshH | poor windows users |
17:43.03 | levi | Windows is a fine platform these days. |
17:43.18 | levi | Just takes a few tweaks to make it comfortable. |
17:43.46 | fugue88 | Like installing Cygwin. |
17:43.49 | fugue88 | :D |
17:44.11 | levi | Cygwin or msys are handy. |
17:46.33 | JoshH | it's never quite comfortable enough though, imo |
17:48.47 | levi | It's not the fault of Windows that you're inflexible and not capable of adapting to a different environment. :P |
17:48.54 | tensai | maybe it's because I've used linux desktops for so long, but I find windows very uncomfortable |
17:49.20 | bgerber | same here |
17:49.22 | JoshH | i can't even get comfortable using my wife's imac with macports, x11, etc |
17:49.42 | JoshH | i mean, i can adapt and use it, but i still pine for linux |
17:49.48 | levi | It may also be a desire to find non-Linux desktops uncomfortable to validate your need for Linux to be the most awesome thing ever. |
17:50.03 | goozbach | just came up in fortune: "Eat, drink and be merry! for tomorrow you might be in Utah." |
17:50.07 | JoshH | i understand how you would think that, but that's not it, for me |
17:50.36 | levi | Well, whatever. I'm quite comfortable in Windows, Linux, and OS X. |
17:50.45 | JoshH | doing any kind of work? |
17:50.51 | levi | Of course. |
17:51.48 | JoshH | i'm comfortable browsing the web in any OS, but when it comes to terminals and command line tools, i tend to notice the differences and get bugged just enough to not be completely satisfied |
17:51.48 | levi | I can run my favorite text editor on all of them, and I have the compilers I need, and they're all pretty stable. |
17:54.59 | JoshH | well some of us just have higher standards :P |
17:55.42 | levi | Yeah, I have higher standards of desktop functionality, which is why I don't use Linux desktops anymore. :P |
17:56.20 | JoshH | i'll use windows for games again when i build a new rig |
17:56.24 | levi | Linux works just fine through a putty window. |
17:57.23 | JoshH | and i do like osx quite a bit, but there's always something that i like using on linux that doesn't work, doesn't compile, isn't in macports, etc |
17:59.11 | JoshH | the only things i really wish i could do with linux desktop is use photoshop and lightroom and stuff |
17:59.35 | JoshH | but we do have an imac in the family for that |
18:01.37 | JoshH | i am torn on my upcoming laptop purchase though... i would love to be able to dual boot leopard and ubuntu, and have a sexy macbook pro, but a thinkpad is much more bang for the buck |
18:01.48 | JoshH | and i could use the adobe apps on windows with that |
18:02.01 | tensai | or with crossover |
18:02.28 | JoshH | but i wouldn't use windows for anything else, where as with a mbp, i could use leopard most of the time |
18:02.56 | JoshH | tensai: afaik, crossover A: doesn't support the newest versions of adobe stuff, and B: sucks |
18:03.29 | JoshH | i could be wrong, i haven't looked into it much in depth |
18:07.47 | harleypig | I just wanna play fps through a hud in my contacts ... |
18:10.50 | unum | so on our server we have a lot of stuff in /usr/local/bin |
18:10.57 | unum | there's a csh and perl directory |
18:11.14 | unum | I feel like these should be checked out from an svn repo |
18:11.27 | unum | does anyone have any experience with this sort of things |
18:11.58 | JoshH | what's in the csh directory that could possibly be useful, out of morbid curiosity? |
18:12.25 | unum | JoshH: the it manager is opposed to bash for reasons he has never explained to me |
18:12.36 | unum | so tcsh is the main login shell on the server |
18:13.00 | JoshH | interesting |
18:13.11 | JoshH | there are tcsh fanboys out there, i know that |
18:13.30 | eightyeight | well, that sucks about the secretary of the debian project |
18:13.41 | JoshH | what? |
18:13.43 | unum | he says they "both have their issues" but won't tell me what issue bash has that csh doesn't |
18:13.54 | fozzmoo | unum: his preference |
18:13.56 | fozzmoo | ;-) |
18:14.24 | eightyeight | JoshH: http://lwn.net/Articles/312016/ |
18:14.25 | unum | with svn can you import something and make it a local copy at the same time |
18:15.35 | JoshH | huh |
18:15.39 | eightyeight | despite all the crap that the developers and governing body go through, debian still remains one of the most popular distros, one of the most secure, one of the most stable, and one of the most portable |
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18:16.45 | synic | unum: I'm pretty sure you can't |
18:16.56 | JoshH | the politics have always been the worst thing about debian, but it always survives and continues to be the best distro |
18:17.06 | synic | that's one of the cool things about the new fangled scm utilities |
18:17.38 | unum | synic: I'm sure I can. I was wondering if it's a good idea |
18:17.57 | synic | why not? |
18:18.32 | unum | the IT manager thinks it's a bad idea(again no reason) |
18:18.40 | unum | to me it seems stupid not to do it |
18:19.24 | eightyeight | unum: whatever happened to your jabber account? didn't you have one running under the ugotta domain? or are you back to gmail? |
18:19.41 | JoshH | your manager seems like a giant delta bravo |
18:19.47 | unum | it's running. you might have to readd me |
18:19.51 | unum | I moved servers |
18:19.56 | eightyeight | unum: ahh. |
18:20.04 | eightyeight | unum: unum at ugotta dot org? |
18:21.21 | unum | eightyeight: yes |
18:32.47 | bonez45 | I am doing some holiday work, temp work .. at American Express.. they allow net access. but I can't access my web server at home here.. curious if one of you could load 'http://fyrenice.com' and tell me if it brings up my page for you? |
18:33.31 | bonez45 | I don't know if AMEX filters out some pages but not all, or if my site is just configured weird.. if you can load it, then I assume my inability to load at AMEX is due to their restrictions |
18:33.41 | bonez45 | any takers? |
18:33.42 | eightyeight | bonez45: it's timing out for me |
18:33.47 | bonez45 | timing out, eh? |
18:33.53 | Supaplex | Making connection [------] |
18:33.57 | Supaplex | waits. . . |
18:34.07 | Supaplex | yup. ditto |
18:34.11 | bonez45 | hmm a time out? |
18:34.19 | Supaplex | that's some powerful filtering. ;) |
18:34.24 | bonez45 | I have it loading,b ut then I am on the same subnet with it |
18:34.54 | bonez45 | I know they don't block everything.. some folks there watch youtube stuff.. when it's slow.. or shop online.. |
18:35.05 | bonez45 | Supaplex: so you can't load my site either? |
18:35.41 | Supaplex | I cannot |
18:35.42 | eightyeight | still trying to make a connection |
18:35.59 | bonez45 | hmmm |
18:36.30 | Supaplex | 11:40:14.669856 IP 10.141.10.6.54593 > 75.145.58.209.80: S 1143467128:1143467128(0) win 5840 <mss 1460,sackOK,timestamp 532591005 0,nop,wscale 7> |
18:36.37 | Supaplex | you're not acking |
18:36.39 | eightyeight | bonez45: "The server at fyrenice.com is taking too long to respond." |
18:41.45 | levi | Anyone with a Wikipedia account might want to fix the Henry Ford article. |
18:41.54 | levi | I don't really want to have my ip address logged. |
18:42.01 | bonez45 | eightyeight: thanks for trying.. |
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18:43.13 | eightyeight | levi: use tor |
18:45.38 | Sargun_Screen | 2Hello all. |
18:45.55 | JoshH | what's wrong with having your IP logged? |
18:51.25 | Sargun_Screen | Levi hates being logged because of all the nasty things he does. |
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19:06.29 | goozbach | for YEARS I've been mis-interpreting RFC 2317 |
19:10.10 | sjansen | goozbach: How so? |
19:10.31 | goozbach | sjansen: the idea of how it works is solid. |
19:11.12 | goozbach | but I've been placing cnames *OUT* of the zone in-addr.arpa into a TLD that I own. (eg addresses.friocorte.com) |
19:11.34 | goozbach | where I should have been creating a sub-domain inside of in-addr.arpa and delegating it |
19:12.49 | goozbach | makes me wonder if it's correct in the GL275 |
19:13.02 | goozbach | or if I just got stupid after leaving GL |
19:13.20 | goozbach | here's a real life example |
19:14.11 | goozbach | I just got assigned a netblock (10.25.94.64/27) -- names changed to protect... well nothing |
19:15.04 | goozbach | the way I understood the RFC was for the authority for 10.25.94.0/24 to add CNAMES for all of my addresses pointed to some domain I control. |
19:15.51 | goozbach | ie: 64.94.25.10.in-addr.arpa. IN CNAME 64.94.25.10.in-addr.mydomain.com. |
19:16.07 | goozbach | and then I made PTR records in the domain 64.94.25.10.in-addr.mydomain.com. |
19:16.12 | goozbach | that's not the case |
19:16.31 | goozbach | the authority for 10.25.94.0/24 makes a special subdomain in that zone |
19:17.22 | goozbach | 64/27.94.25.10.in-addr.arpa |
19:17.31 | goozbach | and delegates that domain to my dns servers |
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20:01.26 | tensai | goozbach: the latter sounds correct to me |
20:01.42 | goozbach | tensai: yeah, that's what the RFC says |
20:02.06 | goozbach | I was under the assumption that it went the other way |
20:02.10 | goozbach | but I was mistaken |
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20:53.31 | sjansen | http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081218-copyright-cop-wedding-crashers-fined-by-spanish-court.html |
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21:00.43 | unum | http://sacurrent.com/news/story.asp?id=69490 <- interesting article on the NSA |
21:00.46 | brac | [SA Current - NEWS+FEATURES: Secret Agency Man] |
21:02.52 | Sargun | Secret agent sauce? |
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21:13.08 | tensai | elg: I really dig minor keys |
21:14.13 | jshipley | tensai: Which is your favorit, A minor? |
21:14.15 | tensai | in dulci jubilo is pretty cool. never heard it before. |
21:14.31 | elg | did you find a recording of that one? |
21:14.42 | tensai | jshipley: dunno if I have a favorite, but C# minor is neat |
21:14.48 | elg | there's several on youtube iirc, though the best one I've heard by far is the one I have on my hdd if you want a listen |
21:15.01 | elg | you're just saying that because of rachmanoninoff |
21:15.06 | tensai | I just listened to that midi |
21:15.17 | elg | that doesn't do it justice by a long shot :) |
21:15.24 | tensai | elg: no, it's just because of moonlight |
21:16.07 | elg | what's the bwv on it? |
21:16.09 | elg | got it handy? |
21:16.21 | tensai | 751 iirc |
21:16.32 | tensai | although wikipedia says it's 729 |
21:17.07 | elg | bach did several |
21:18.34 | tensai | the more the merrier |
21:23.00 | elg | let's see, you dig minor keys. i assume you have keyboard skillz but not much pedal skillz? |
21:24.05 | tensai | zero pedal skills and passable keyboard skills |
21:24.07 | elg | are you looking for stuff without pedal (there is some) |
21:24.17 | elg | or are you going to tackle some pedalwork? |
21:24.35 | tensai | isn't half the fun of the organ in the pedal? |
21:24.55 | elg | well that depends on what you call fun. :) |
21:25.08 | elg | digit for digit the pedal is only 2 twelfths of the fun |
21:25.15 | elg | staff for staff 1/3 |
21:25.26 | elg | difficulty for difficulty, at least half |
21:26.43 | tensai | I guess I have heard that tune before |
21:26.57 | elg | aka good christian men rejoice |
21:27.33 | tensai | yeah, yeah, yeah. that's where I've heard it. |
21:27.49 | tensai | sang a version of that last christmas I think |
21:42.01 | ^Migs^ | what would happen if I'm using VirtualBox and enable Seamless Mode, but also have Synergy installed between my host and guest? |
21:42.12 | ^Migs^ | I intend to find out |
21:42.34 | elg | just don't cross the streams |
21:42.39 | ^Migs^ | ahahaha |
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22:31.26 | fozzmoo | First boot: nothing |
22:31.55 | fozzmoo | Second boot: System boots from DHCP to Anaconda (thanks Cobbler) but apparently can't load installer from ISO via HTTP |
22:32.15 | jsmith | Sounds like an SELinux problem |
22:32.27 | fozzmoo | Exploded ISO. |
22:32.31 | JoshH | sounds like you should be using debian |
22:32.52 | jsmith | fozzmoo: Still sounds like an SELinux problem :-p |
22:32.52 | fozzmoo | No, that would just slow me down. |
22:32.57 | fozzmoo | jsmith: Wyzat? |
22:33.13 | redbeard2 | fozzmoo: do you have the comps*.xml file set up in the http repo |
22:33.14 | redbeard2 | ? |
22:33.22 | jsmith | fozzmoo: Because typically the files all need to be relabeled before Apache is able to serve up the files |
22:33.33 | fozzmoo | Well, I copied them there. |
22:33.42 | fozzmoo | copying gives them the same context as the parent directory. |
22:33.58 | jsmith | fozzmoo: Doesn't matter... try turning off SELinux temporarily and trying again |
22:34.03 | fozzmoo | NO! |
22:34.20 | fozzmoo | It's not SELinux! :) |
22:34.33 | jsmith | Can you access the files from another machine (say, a laptop)? |
22:34.43 | fozzmoo | No. |
22:35.00 | fozzmoo | But that's because I just figured out my domain name for the virtual host wasn't in DNS |
22:36.42 | fozzmoo | reboots now that named and httpd have been updated and restarted |
22:36.48 | fozzmoo | Attempt 5... |
22:38.18 | fozzmoo | "cannot determine address family of $fqdn |
22:38.35 | fozzmoo | How do I turn off ipv6? |
22:38.44 | fozzmoo | as a boot parameter |
22:41.42 | maquis | yawns |
22:41.45 | fozzmoo | nobody knows? |
22:44.04 | harleypig | ipv6=off ? |
22:44.58 | harleypig | Can you even turn off ipv6 as kernel parm? |
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22:59.00 | fozzmoo | You can turn it off in kickstart file. |
23:00.52 | jsmith | But it wasn't an IPv6 address, was it? |
23:04.01 | Sargun | Bah, I hate it when I lose a box. |
23:04.05 | Sargun | I know it's working |
23:04.09 | Sargun | I'm routing through it. |
23:04.17 | Sargun | I just don't know what/where it is |
23:04.19 | Sargun | Well, I do |
23:04.20 | Sargun | it's in india |
23:04.26 | Sargun | but I don't know its IP |
23:05.08 | jsmith | Hey, any LaTeX geniuses in here that can answer a stupid question? |
23:05.25 | jsmith | If I had the following in a .tex file, what in tarnation would it do? \usepackage[Lenny]{fncychap} |
23:07.59 | Tene | Sargun: traceroute doesn't help? |
23:08.08 | Sargun | Tene, I made it increment the TTL. |
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23:17.32 | levi | Majel Barrett just died. :( |
23:19.09 | bonez45 | who is Majel Barrett? |
23:19.16 | harleypig | I wonder who's going to do the computer voice from now on? |
23:20.36 | jsmith | harleypig: Sigourney Weaver, of course! |
23:21.15 | harleypig | bonez45: She was Number One in the original Star Trek pilot, Nurse Chapel in the original series, Lwuxana Troi in The Next Generation and the computer voice for all the versions of star trek. |
23:21.23 | harleypig | She was also married to Gene Roddenbery. |
23:21.31 | harleypig | jsmith: that would be very cool |
23:21.32 | bonez45 | ah.. .... |
23:21.43 | bonez45 | cool.. I know Sigourney's brother... |
23:22.08 | harleypig | How do you know Sigourney's brother? |
23:22.23 | jsmith | harleypig: What, you didn't watch "Galaxy Quest"? |
23:22.23 | harleypig | Jamie Lee Curtis would make a good computer voice too. |
23:22.42 | harleypig | But, for god's sake, don't let Val Kilmer near it. |
23:25.34 | harleypig | jsmith: of course |
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23:27.35 | tensai | fozzmoo: http://www.centos.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8203 |
23:27.47 | sjansen | Who wants to bet on whether Debian will before the end of next year? |
23:27.47 | sjansen | s/will/release/ |
23:28.22 | sjansen | Wow. That's pretty broken grammar even for me. I guess my brain refused to combine the words "Debian" and "release". |
23:30.50 | jsmith | fozzmoo: Or simply pass Anaconda the "noipv6" option |
23:36.37 | Heartsbane | I don't think they will release next year, aren't they celebrating the 5th year of their last release? |
23:39.35 | tensai | looks like 10-28-2006 was the release date. or, that's the datestamp of /etc/debian_version anyway. |
23:43.36 | Heartsbane | oh I left Debian for a 6 month release cycle |
23:44.00 | bonez45 | Heartsbane: what do you run now? |
23:44.38 | Heartsbane | ubuntu... I left Fedora around FC2 |
23:45.49 | Heartsbane | for Debian then went to Ubuntu about 2.5 years ago |
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23:54.02 | Heartsbane | although I do like the direction of the F10 |